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Fuse box diagram — RENAULT Trafic (1996–2000)

Other generations: 1986–1995 2001–2007

Type what stopped working — headlight, wipers, lighter — and see which position powers it, and at how many amps.

1996–2000 70 fuses 3 boxes

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24
15A 1 Main beam, right
15A 2 Main beam, left
15A 3 Dipped beam, right
15A 4 Dipped beam, left
5A 5 Sidelight(s), right
5A 5 Instrument lighting
5A 6 Sidelight(s), left
10A 7 Headlight washer
10A 8 Horn
15A 9 Heated seat(s)
15A 10 Wiper motor
15A 10 Cigarette lighter
15A 11 Heater
15A 11 Instrument lighting
10A 12 Brake light(s)
10A 13 Direction indicator
10A 14 Intermittent wiper windscreen
10A 14 Radio
10A 14 Clock
20A 15 Interior light(s)
20A 15 Central locking
15A 16 Heated rear windscreen
5A 17 Radio
5A 18 Rear fog light(s)

Fuse box (Diesel)

24
20A 1 Diesel fuel heater
30A 2 Cooling fan
10A 3 Oil temperature sensor
30A 4 Fuel pump
15A 5 Engine
10A 6 Cooling fan
10A 6 (30A also used)
25A 7 ABS
25A 7 Or
25A 7 ESP control unit
7.5A 8 Engine
10A 9 Engine stop
10A 10 Engine
10A 10 Or
10A 10 Oil temperature sensor
5A 11 Glow plug system
5A 11 Or
5A 11 Engine (7.5A)
5A 12 ABS
5A 12 Or
5A 12 ESP control unit
5A 13 Reversing light
3A 14 Injection
5A 15 Glow plug system

Fuse box (Petrol)

22
20A 1 No information available
30A 2 Cooling fan
10A 3 Oil temperature sensor
30A 4 Fuel pump
15A 5 Engine
10A 6 Cooling fan
10A 6 (30A also used)
25A 7 ABS
25A 7 Or
25A 7 ESP control unit
7.5A 8 Engine
10A 9 No information available
10A 10 Engine
10A 10 Or
10A 10 Oil temperature sensor
5A 11 Engine (7.5A)
5A 12 ABS
5A 12 Or
5A 12 ESP control unit
5A 13 Reversing light
3A 14 Injection
5A 15 No information available

No position matches. Try one word — “headlight”, “pump”, “window”.

Fuse colours follow the blade-fuse standard (DIN 72581-3 / SAE J1284) and are derived from the rating. The number is what counts — older torpedo fuses use a different colour scheme. Cross-check the lid of the box.

Repair procedures for RENAULT

Step-by-step procedures from the workshop database, for this model.

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TorqFix was built by a mechanic — after a 2,700 km drive with five roadside repairs that no diagnostic tool could explain.

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Workshop data on this page last updated 22 Aug 2026.